For musicians and bands

Veloxa Build: The AI website builder for musicians and bands

Streaming services own the play button and social apps decide who sees your posts. A website is the one place that is yours. Describe your sound and how it should look, and Veloxa Build makes a site with your shows, your releases and a mailing list signup, which you can update from the van.

Open Veloxa BuildHow it works
What it needs

What a musician's website needs

Fans, promoters and press each come to the site for something different, and all of them want it quickly.

  • Upcoming shows

    Dates, venues, cities and ticket links, with the next show on top and past ones moved out of the way.

  • Every release in one place

    Artwork, the story behind each record and links to every service it is on, so one link works on release day.

  • A press kit

    A short and a long bio, press photos, a few quotes and one booking contact, on a single page a promoter can skim.

  • A list you own

    A mailing list signup, so you can reach the people who care without an algorithm deciding who hears from you.

With Veloxa Build

What Veloxa Build makes for a band

Describe the look like liner notes: the mood, the colours, the type. Attach the cover art and photos and the builder designs around them.

  • A site that looks like the record

    Click anything in the live preview that feels off and say what to change, until the site matches the sound.

  • A show list you update in a sentence

    "Add 12 March at the Corner Room, tickets at this link" is one message. Check it in the preview, then publish.

  • Mailing list signups

    Each signup lands in your Inbox in the builder, ready to export as CSV for whichever email service you send newsletters from.

  • One address for posters and profiles

    Publish at an address like yourname.veloxa.site and use it in your bios, on gig posters and as the QR code on the merch table.

Starter prompt

Start from this prompt

Open it in the builder with the text filled in but not sent, change the names, prices and details to yours, then send it.

Band

Band or artist website

Shows, releases, a press kit and a mailing list signup.

Build a website for my indie band, The Low Tides. Sections: a full-width hero with our name and one line about our sound; upcoming shows with date, venue, city and a ticket link, soonest first, with past shows moved to an archive; our releases with cover art and links to the streaming services; an about section with a photo area; a press kit page with a one-line and a one-paragraph bio, press photos and a booking contact; and a mailing list signup asking for name and email, with each signup sent to my Inbox so I can export the list. Moody, analogue design in cream and deep blue, with type like a vintage record sleeve.
Start with this prompt

What it does not do for musicians

It does not sell tickets, music or merch, and it does not send newsletters: it collects the signups, and you send the emails from a mailing service. Custom domains are coming soon; until then your site is published with HTTPS at an address like yourname.veloxa.site.

After the first version

  • “Add a show on 12 March at the Corner Room with this ticket link.”
  • “Make a page for our new single with the cover, the lyrics and the credits.”
Ready-made template

Or start from a finished site

“Start from this template” opens the builder and makes a copy of the template your own project, with its forms already working. Then tell the AI what to change.

FAQ

Musicians ask

Why not just a links page in our bio?
A links page is a fine start, and the ready-made Link in Bio template is one. A full site adds what a links page cannot hold: a show archive, a press kit and release pages that people can find in search.
Can fans buy tickets or merch on the site?
No, there are no payments. Each show and each product can link to the ticketing or shop page you already use.
Who owns the mailing list?
You do. Signups sit in your Inbox in the builder and export as CSV whenever you want, and no one else emails your fans. The site does not send email itself, so use a mailing service for the newsletter.
Can the whole band edit the site?
On a paid plan, yes: the plan belongs to your VeloxaHost organization, and every member can build without a per-person fee. Free is for one person.

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Every kind of site

Each page has its own starter prompt and a plain list of what the builder does not do for that business.

Build your band's website

Start on the Free plan with your VeloxaHost account. Describe your business, or begin from the prompt above.

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